Introduced for the 2025 model year, this nameplate marks Triumph’s return to the middleweight sport-touring end of the Tiger Sport family with an all-new machine rather than a carryover update. Triumph unveiled it in October 2024 and said it would reach dealerships from March 2025, positioning it as a modern road-focused adventure sport model aimed at riders who want a blend of everyday usability, long-distance comfort, and sharper pavement-oriented performance.
The model sits within Triumph’s Tiger Sport line, which has long represented the brand’s road-biased touring and commuting interpretation of the adventure theme. Compared with the larger Tiger adventure models, this nameplate is designed around a more compact, sportier brief, emphasizing on-road versatility and a premium rider experience. Its launch also reflected Triumph’s continued use of the triple-cylinder formula as a defining part of the brand’s identity, with the new bike presented as an all-new entry in the middleweight category.
Because this nameplate was introduced as a fresh model rather than a revival of an earlier discontinued version, its production history is currently a single continuous run beginning with the 2025 model year. As of now, it remains in production.